


ROB HOMAN
ART STUDIO
NEW WORK

UNTAMED
Acrylic on Carved Wood Panel, 12 x 12 x 1.5"






ETERNAL
Acrylic on Carved Wood Panel, 24 x 24 x 2"
inspired by Matryoshka (nesting dolls) - each hood unfolds to reveal another layer of identity and existence within, symbolizing the infinite depths of self-discovery and the interconnectedness of all things. She invites you to contemplate the perpetual cycle of growth, transformation, and the boundless nature of time itself.

COMING SOON
PAREIDOLIA - WIP
Acrylic on Two Carved Wood Panels, 94 x 47"





INTERVIEWS
2024 INTERVIEW WITH WITF MOSAIC - ARTISTS
It all started building cabinets with his dad. Rob Homan's woodcarving journey led him to crafting functional objects like utensils, bowls, cutting boards, tables, and stools. Recently inspired by his Polish heritage and traditional folk art forms, Rob has incorporated these designs into larger woodcarving projects, infusing them with vibrant acrylic and spray paint to bring their bright colors and intricate textures to life.
In Artists, we bring into focus the inspiring creators found around us. Their stories, passions and personalities are as unique as their art. This series is produced for Mosaic by WITF, Central Pennsylvania's home for curiosity. To help support this project and more, please visit witf.org/mosaic.
Credits:
Producer/Videographer/Editor: Jon Ferreras
Graphics: Tom Downing & Charity Kennedy Bixler
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ROB HOMAN
Rob, hailing from Lancaster County, nurtured his passion for woodworking from an early age while exploring the forest and crafting furniture in his father's woodshop. With an architecture degree from Temple University and five years of
experience in design/build firms in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, he now serves as a creative director at TAIT, focusing on high-level sculptural installations around the world.
Despite his digital work, Rob's heart remains with woodworking, particularly drawn to its versatile and soulful nature. His woodcarving journey led him to crafting functional objects like utensils, bowls, cutting boards, tables, and stools. Recently inspired by his Polish heritage and traditional folk art forms like Wycinanki and Pysanky, Rob has incorporated these designs into larger woodcarving projects, infusing them with vibrant acrylic and spray paint to bring their bright colors and intricate textures to life.

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